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LaneSarasohn.com - Retrospective. An independently produced theatrical feature released in 1974 lampooning broadcast TV, The Groove Tube was written by Ken Shapiro and Lane Sarasohn.
- Channel One
Ken Shapiro and Lane Sarasohn opened Channel One in NYC's...
- Not Necessarily The News
Award-winning satirical news show NNTN ran on HBO from 1983...
- Groove Tube
An independently produced theatrical feature released in...
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Groove Tube - Where the Joke is On, In and At TV. When can a...
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Lane Sarasohn was a tv comedy writer for thirty years. He is currently the Managing Editor of Ironic Times, a weekly online satirical newspaper. "The Groove Tube" was released in 1974.
Nov 29, 2017 · “The Groove Tube” began as a project with Mr. Shapiro’s childhood friend and Bard College classmate Lane Sarasohn. In 1967 they began showing sketches they had videotaped on closed-circuit ...
Lane Sarasohn: bio, photos, awards, nominations and more at Emmys.com.
Lane Sarasohn is known for Not Necessarily the News (1982), This Just In (1993) and The Munsters Today (1987).
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Lane Sarasohn Biography, Celebrity Facts and Awards - TV Guide. Profession. wr/actor. Awards. 1989 Emmy - Outstanding Writing in a Variety or Music Program: nominated. Read all about Lane...
Writer: Not Necessarily the News. Lane Sarasohn is known for Not Necessarily the News (1982), This Just In (1993) and The Munsters Today (1987).